Saudi Arabia Seeks 'Stability' With More Military Coalitions
When Saudi Arabia talks 'military coalition,' seasoned observers recall their 2015 intervention in Yemen, an endeavor that quickly devolved into one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. That 'coalition,' also involving Egypt, has been responsible for widespread civilian casualties, famine, and the destruction of infrastructure (Source: UN OCHA reports, 2015-present). Now, with Somalia in the
mix, one might wonder if the Kingdom's definition of 'stability' involves more cluster bombs and blockades, especially if UAE influence is the real target. It's almost as if 'regional stability' is a euphemism for 'my regional hegemony.' The question isn't whether another alliance forms, but how many more children will starve while Gulf states jockey for supremacy, backed by Western arms
manufacturers happily cashing in.